T1 ToneMatch® Audio Engine / Routing for Effects: Difference between revisions

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This article addresses some interesting options you have for routing your signal through the T1® to process effects more than once.

For ideas on how you can work with an external effects unit see: [[T1 ToneMatch® Audio Engine / Insert for External Effects]]

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There are several less than obvious things you can do with effects through the {{T1}}.

=== Parallel Effects ===

=== Parallel Effects~~<br>~~ ===

If you want to swap between two sets of effects or run two sets of effects at the same time (for example: two delays, two modulation effects, two reverbs)  try this.

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**Channel 1 and Channel 2 in parallel<br>

=== Serial Effects~~<br>~~ ===

=== Serial Effects ===

If you want to run some effects and then add more effects in series then take the output of one or more {{T1}} Channels to the Aux Output, then take the Aux Output and use that as the input to another T1® Channel~~<br>~~

If you want to run some effects and then add more effects in series then take the output of one or more {{T1}} Channels to the Aux Output, then take the Aux Output and use that as the input to another T1® Channel

Assume that you are using Channel 1 as the input where you want to do this:<br>

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+This article addresses some interesting options you have for routing your signal through the T1® to process effects more than once.
+For ideas on how you can work with an external effects unit see: [[T1 ToneMatch® Audio Engine / Insert for External Effects]]
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 There are several less than obvious things you can do with effects through the {{T1}}.
+=== Parallel Effects  ===
-=== Parallel Effects<br>  ===
 If you want to swap between two sets of effects or run two sets of effects at the same time (for example: two delays, two modulation effects, two reverbs)&nbsp; try this.
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 **Channel 1 and Channel 2 in parallel<br>
-=== Serial Effects<br>  ===
+=== Serial Effects  ===
-If you want to run some effects and then add more effects in series then take the output of one or more {{T1}} Channels to the Aux Output, then take the Aux Output and use that as the input to another T1® Channel<br>
+If you want to run some effects and then add more effects in series then take the output of one or more {{T1}} Channels to the Aux Output, then take the Aux Output and use that as the input to another T1® Channel
 Assume that you are using Channel 1 as the input where you want to do this:<br>